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COMMONWEALTH NOTES.
Sir Edward Braddon addressed a large public meeting at the Mechanics' Institute yesterday on federal politics. He said that the Prime Minister, Australia's sublime son, had recently been on four ...
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Family Notices
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THE NEW HEBRIDES.
The Prime Minister is not disturbed by the presentation of the petition of French residents of New Hebrides to the French Government urging that France should establish a protectorate over the ...
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THE TRANSAUSTRALIAN RAILWAY CONFERENCE.
The Engineers-in-Chief of State Railway Departments met in conference to-day to consider the feasibility of constructing a railway from Port Augusta to Kalgoorlie. Mr. Deane (New South ...
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PERSONAL.
Mr. Richard Rouse, of Guntawang, whose death was reported in yesterday's "Herald," was well known and highly esteemed in pastoral and sporting circles. The deceased gentleman was a son of ...
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PRINTING THE QUEENSLAND ROLLS.
A letter was received by the Government to-day from the Federal Premier on the subject of printing the federal rolls, asking for an estimate for pri[?] as per A specimen enclosed. The Premier [?] ...
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QUEENSLAND FEDERAL REVENUE AND EXPENDITURE.
In the Queensland Treasury returns it was hold that the net amount received from the Commonwealth was £63,316, as compared with £104,557 in February last year. It appears that the amount ...
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TYPHOID OUTBREAK.
Latest advices show that, whilst there is no cause for alarm, the outbreak of typhoid fever at Coonamble has not yet spent its force. There are 140 cases in the hospital, skilfully ...
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INDEX.
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ACTIVITY IN THE BARRIER MINES.
The steady advance in the price of lead, as already reported in our columns, has caused a revival of interest in Barrier silver stocks, and during the past few weeks shares have changed hands freely on the ...
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THE AUSTRALASIAN GOVERNMENT RAILWAYS.
The tabulated results of the working of the Australasian Government Railways to June 30, 1902, published in yesterday's "Herald," are of special interest at the present time. ...
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ADVERTISEMENTS.
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The Sydney Morning Herald.
Has not the time arrived to consider the responsibility of the Government, and what it has to do in connection with the drought-distress in the country? We ...
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TELEPHONE NOS.
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TO-DAY.
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MURDER IN WESTERN AUSTRALIA.
The Commissioner of Police has received a telegram from the sub-inspector in charge of the Derby district stating that Francis Alvis, diver, owner of the lugger Idaha, reported that his tender and three ...
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